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The Girlfriend / Partner debate
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Philosophy:
Why study philosophy? ... In the Matrix, which pill would you take, the red or the blue?
Epistemology:
What can I know?
Scepticism: How do I know that I am not, at present, plugged into a virtual reality machine?
Tripartite theory: Assess the view that knowledge is a justified, true belief.
Rationalism Vs Empiricism: Which is the stronger source for knowledge, reason or experience?
Foundationalism: Assess whether foundationalism is an adequate system of justification of knowledge
Representative Realism: Assess whether or not representative realism provides an adequate response to the problems encountered by naïve realism and idealism
Rene Descartes Cogito
I think therefore I am:
How do I know that I am not, at present, plugged into a virtual reality machine?
Ontological proof of God: Evaluate whether or not the Cartesian notion of 'clear and distinct ideas' is a sound enough basis from which to prove the existence of God.
Trademark proof of God: Assess the trademark argument for the existence of God.
Ethics ... Assess what a deontologist would say about abortion.
Philosophy of mind Parallelism: Essay: Assess the view that mental states run parallel to, but are not causally affected by physical states
Functionalism: Essay: Assess Functionalism
Materialism and reaction: Essay: A rejection of the view that the mind is merely reactive
Eliminative Materialism: Essay: Assess the view that consciousness can be dispensed of entirely
Mind-Brain Identity: Essay: Critically discuss the idea that mental states are identical to physical states
Property Dualism: Essay: Assess the view that mental states are non-reducible properties of brain states
Biological Naturalism: Essay: Assess the view that conscious states are natural processes of brain states
Free will:
Solipsism ... Assess the view that we start from our own case
David Hume Species of philosophy Describe and illustrate the two species of philosophy Hume identifies in section 1 of the enquiries
Synoptic Synoptic: Explain and discuss Hume's contribution to the problem of free will
Identity Psychological continuity Assess the view that identity is psychological continuity
Bundle theory Assess the view that there is no such thing as identity


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